Author Topic: [WIP] DIY Desktop CT Scanner: Custom RK3566 + Kintex-7 Mainboard & USB Adapter B  (Read 365 times)

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Hello , I am new to the forum and i would love to present a project and its sub projects that me and a friend are working on ,we are both currently 17y old and from Germany.

We are developing an desk sized and open source CT scanner , it is fully custom . I includet is a sneak peak  ;) Everything from the Xray Head electronics and mechanics to the rockchip (RK3566) / fpga (KITNEX7) mainboard is fully custom !

Short Ai summary :
**Project Sub-Systems Overview:**

* **X-Ray Source (Finished):** Custom X-ray head featuring a ZVS high-voltage driver, 2 isolated filament drivers, and an internal control board.
* **Detector & Flatbed (In Progress):** 20x20 scanner platform utilizing a custom CMOS sensor grid array.
* **Processing Pipeline (In Progress):** Rockchip SBC mainboard interfaced with an external Kintex-7 FPGA PCIe card for real-time data stream ingestion.
* **System Controller (In Progress):** Dedicated control board handling motion, power sequencing, and system timing.

A couple of days ago we made an usb-c dongle that has an dedicated jtag adapter and 3 sepperate buses(gipo headders) all selectable from 1.8/3.3v logic level  :D

Also we are really happy to announce that radiacode sponsored us with radiation detectors ! Special thanks to them !
 


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